The News-Herald from Franklin, Pennsylvania • Page 11

Programs 12-Sunday Playhouse, "The Godess" 4-Movie, "Trouble Along the Way" 21-Movie, "Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House" and "The Body Snatcher" 33-Big Picture 6-Johnstown Arts Council 2:30 P. M. 13-Heritage 35-11-27-Pro Soccer Chiefs vs. Spartans 6-Movie.

"Blood Aley" 33-ABC Scope 3:00 P. M. 24-Around the World with Jet 13-Camera Three 33-Wide World of Sports 3:30 P. M. 13-French Chef 24- Big Picture 4 P.

M. 12-Meet the Press 13-Cincinnati Symphony 24-US. Navy 4-Piccadilly Palace 4:30 P. M. 11-Roller Derby 12-Conversation With the Governor 33-Sam Snead 24-Am Cup Races 35-TBA 6-Living Heritage 5 P.

M. Journal 21-Spotlight 12-Big Picture 6-Sam Snead 27-35-I Love Lucy 24-Big Movie Is a Bachelor 33-Beany and Cecil 5:30 P. M. 12-21-Sportsman's Holiday 27-35-Amateur Hour 2-Pennsylvania News Confer11-Canadian-American Cup 33-Bullwinkle 6 P.M. 12-6-21-Frank McGee Report 13-Turn of the Century 27-News, Sports 2 35-21st Century 11-Movie.

"Flat Top" 33-Open Line" 6:30 P. M. 2-News, Sports, Weather 27-21st Century 21-12-The Smithsonian 13-Book Beat 35-Putt Putt Golf 4-Death Valley Days 7 P. M. 2-27-35-Lassie 33-4-24-Voyage 13-Paris 1900 6-21-12-Animal Secrets 7:30 M.

2-27-35-It's About Time 6-11-12-21-Walt Disney 8 P. M. 2-27-35-Ed Sullivan 13-Creative Person 4-24-33-FBI-Drama 8:30 P. M. 6-11-12-21-Let's Make a Deal 13-William F.

Buckley Jr. 9 P. M. 2-27-35-Our Place 6 11-12-21-Bonanza 4-24-33-Sunday Movies, "Jumbo" 9:30 P. M.

13-Opinion 10 P. M. 2-27-35-Candid Camera 6-11-12-21-The Saint 10:30 P.M. 2-27-35-What's My Line? 11 P. M.

2-4-6-11-12-21-24-27-33-News 11:15 P. M. 11-Joe Pyne 27-Movie, "Outpost in Malaya" 35-Sunday Nite Report 11:20 P. M. 2-Movie, "It Happened to Jane" 11:30 P.

M. 6-Movie, "April in Paris" 12-21-Johnny Carson 24-Playhouse 24 35-Late Show 33-Movie, "Dr. Renault's Secret" Monday 12 NOON 11-2-News 6 21-Jeopardy 27-35-Love of Life 33-24-Everybody's Talking 12:15 P. M. 4-News 12:30 P.

M. 35-2-Search for Tomorrow 4-Jean Connelly 6-11-12-21-Eye Guess 27-News, Weather 24-33-Donna Reed 12:35 P. M. 21-Movie, "Battle of the Worlds" 12:45 P. M.

35-2-Guiding Light 1 P. M. 2-Mike Douglas 4-24-33-Fugitive 21-Virginia Graham 35-Jeanne Carnes 12-Bea Canfield Show 11-Give It A Whirl 1:15 P. M. 6-Jack La Lanne 1:30 P.

M. 6-Science Reporter 12-11-Make A Deal 21-Kitchen Corner 35-As the World Turns 2 P. M. 6-11-12-21-Days of Our Lives 4-24-33-Newlywed Game 27-35-Password 2:30 P. M.

2-27-35-House Party 4-24-33-Dream Girl 6-11-12-21-Doctors 2:55 P. M. Col-4-News 3 P.M. 2-27-35-To Tell The Truth 4-24-33-General Hospital 6-11-12-21-Another World 3:25 P. M.

2-27-News 3:30 P. M. 12-27-35-Edge of Night GROVE CITY DEPARTMENT Miss Belle McNeish Telephone 458-7879 Rev. E. Meek Accepts Call GREENVILLE The Rev.

Emmett Meek. pastor of the United Brethren in Christ Church, Columbia for the past two years has accepted a call to the Church of God Holiness Church, Huntington, W.Va. Rev. Meek and his wife, Wanda, and three children, Ruth Marie, 14, Jonathan David, 12, and Mary June, 10, will move to the new charge on Wednesday. The new pastor, the Rev.

Donald Cole, and his wife, of Sharon, will be moving into the Elm St. parsonage sometime next week. Rev. Cole preached at both services last Sunday. A 1953 graduate of God's Bible School, Cincinnati, the Rev.

Meek has served pastorates at Confluence and Soldier, West Newton, Pa. (Pittsburgh area); Andover, Troy, N. and came to Greenville from Fultonville, N. Y. He served with the U.

S. Marine Corps during World War Two. Mrs. Meek, 1951 graduate of the God's Bible School, was a substitute teacher in Greenville elementary schools. GROVE CITY HOSPITAL Admitted Mrs.

Anna Mae Jordan, Transfer RD1 David G. Lehman, 1804 Pulaski Road, New Castle William S. Bell, 638 S. Main Slippery Rock Mrs. Carol A.

Wimer, Slippery Rock RD 3 Ronald A. Slagle, New Castle RD 3 Miss Rhonda Dotterer, 407 E. Water Slippery Rock Mrs. Margaret Vaslavsky, Sandy Lake Mrs. Margaret E.

Hale, Clintonville Miss Deborah L. Hodgson, Pulaski RD 1 William J. Hamilton, Grove City RD 2 Mrs. Thelma S. Hoovler, 225 North Mercer Discharged Mrs.

Charles V. Gravatt and daughter, Grove City RD 4 Mrs. Lloyd Bromley and daughter, 229 E. Butler Mercer Russell J. Peluso, 821 Shenango Stop Road, New Castle Miss Malinda S.

Buckley, Grove City RD 3 Ronald E. and Frank E. Telesz, Volant RD 3 Mrs. Rebecca Decker, Volant RD 2 Lawrence D. Sankey, Slippery Rock RD 4 Frank Crawford, Slippery Rock RD 2 Mrs.

Mary E. Place, 520 State St. John F. 0'Patchen, Slippery Rock RD 2 Mrs. Viola Kaltenbaugh, Sandy Lake RD 1 Births A daughter was born Friday to Mr.

and Mrs. John Dittrich of Mercer RD 4. A daughter was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Emmett of Harrisville RD 1.

Hostess Shop Hostesses for the Hostess Shop at the Grove City Hospital for the week beginning July 31 are: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m, Monday Mrs. C. Cornelius. Wednesday Mrs.

F. Stinedurf and Mrs. D. Wonsettler. 1 p.m, to 3 p.m, Thursday Mrs.

Raymond Yourd. Friday Mrs. H. Sennholtz. Tuesday Mrs.

W. Rollins. 1 p.m, to 5 p.m, Wednesday Mrs. H. Watson.

5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday -Mrs. J. Cokeane.

6 p.m, to 8 p.m, Thursday Mrs. J. B. Friday Miss Katherine McKay. California citrus growers estimate it takes about 1,250 glasses of irrigation water to produce one glass of orange juice.

4-24-33-Dark Shadows 6-11-12-21-You Don't Say 4 P. M. 24-12-33-Dating Game 6-11-12-Match Game 2-27-35-Secret Storm 4-Adventure Time 21-Movie, "China Doll" 4:25 P. M. 11-Movie, "Paid to Kill" 4:30 P.

M. 2-Merv Griffin 12-6-Leave it to Beaver 33-Barney Bean 21-Movie, "Dr. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet" 35-Mike Douglas 24-Dateline Hollywood 5 P.M. 6-Cartoons 33-Rocky and His Friends 4-Sea Hunt 12-Movie, "I Was An American! Spy" 24-Alfred Hitchcock 5:30 P. M.

4-24-33-News 13-What's New 6-Cisco Kid Franklin and Oil City, Pa. Saturday, July 29, 1967 THE NEWS-HERALD-11 Glamorized Version Of Jockey Cap COAXIAL CABLE KEY Channel 2-KDKA Pittsburgh 2. Channel: 3 WHIC Pittsburgh 11. Channel 4 WYTV Youngs- town 33. Channel 5 WKBN Youngstown 27.

Channel 6 WICU Erie 12. Channel 7-WTAE Pittsburgh 4. Channel 8 Vacant. Channel 9 -WJAC Johnstown 5 6. Channel 10-WJET Erie 24.

Channel 11-WQED Pittsburgh Educational 13. Channel 12 WFMJ Youngstown 21. Channel 13-WSEE Erie 35. OIL CITY CABLE KEY Channel 2 KDKA Pittsburgh Channel: 2 Channel 3 WICU Erie Channel 12 Channel 4 WTAE Pittsburgh Channel 4 Channel 5 WSEE Erie Channel 35 Channel 6 WOED Pittsburgh Educational Channel 13 and 1 WIIC Pittsburgh Channel 11 Saturday 6 P.M. 11-Wrestling 21-Burke's Law 13-In My Opinion 35-TBA 12-Putt Putt Golf 27-News 4-33-24-Golf 6-Cross Section 6:30 P.

M. 27-Coronet Blue 12-Frank McGee, Saturday Report 6-Flipper 2-35-News 4-33-Upbeat 13-Wasted Ones 7 P. M. 21-News-Frank McGee 12-Zorro 13-Net Journal (11-Wrestling 2-News 6-Get Smart Man Behind the Gun" 35-Family Affair 7:30 P. M.

2-35-27-Away We Go 33-24-Dating Game 11-12-21-Flipper Welk 8 P. M. 33-24-Newlywed Game 11-12-21-Please Don't Eat the Daisies 14-Don Pasguale 8:30 P. M. 2-35-27-Mission Impossible 33-4-24-Lawrence Welk 11-12-21-Get Smart 6-Death Valley Days 9 P.

M. 6-11-12-Movie, "'The Ugly American" 9:30 P. M. 2-35-27-Pistols 'n' Petticoats 33-24-Piccadilly Palace 4-Movie, "A Certain Smile" 10 P. M.

2-27-35-Gunsmoke 10:30 P. M. 24-Alfred Hitchcock 33-Movie, "Ocean's 11" 11 P. M. 2-4-12-27-35-News 11:15 P.

M. 2-Movie, "The Hurricane" 6 11-12-27-News 35-Late Show, "Wonders of Aladdin" 11:30 P. M. 24-Jet Star News 11:45 P.M. 6-21-27-News 11-Movies, "The Man Who Lived Twice" and "The Man With X-ray Eyes" 27-Movie, "Follow the Fleet" 12-Movie, "You Can't Get Away With Murder" 24-Movie, "Monster On the Campus" 11:50 P.

M. 6-Johnny Carson Sunday 12 NOON 2-News, Sports 4-Bugs Bunny 6 This is the Life 11-Super 6 12-Cathedral of Tomorrow 21-Canadian Vacation 24-Insight 33-Discovery '67 35-Local 27-Herald of Truth 12:15 P. M. 2-Johnny Costa 21-Christopher Program 12:30 P. M.

6-Rev. Don Powell (11-Atom Ant 2-Governor Shafer 12-Brother Buzz 27-Face the Nation 33 Footnote 24 -TBA 35 TV Tabernacle 21-Faith for Today 1 P. M. 2 -Flashback 13-Washington News 12-TV Tabernacle 27-Christopher Program 3-4-24-Directions 11-21-Meet the Press -TBA 1:30 P. M.

-NET Playhouse 4-24-Issues and Answers 21-Frontiers of Faith -Movie, "Cross Channel" -Movie, "The Brain of onel Barham" -Governor Shafer "Raw Wind in Eden" and "The Charge of the Light Brigade" 2 P. M. -Polka Variety Former Exchange Student Serves As Camp Counselor GROVE CIT Y- Bo Arnell of Sweden, who lived with Mr. and Mrs. Franklin H.

Sturgeon Jr. during his year as an American Field Service Student at Grove City High School, is a camp counselor at Camp Madison Felicia, Putnam Valley, RD 1. New York. Bo, who graduated with class of 1954, will be at the camp through August and possibly September. The camp, for under-privileged children, encourages visitors and he would be happy to see Grove City people.

The camp is located about ten miles from Feekskill, N.Y. Bo returned to Sweden and has completed the work of the Swedish gymnasium. His plans after September are indefinite. BASHLINE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admitted Mrs. Sara Robson, 906 Sunset Ave.

Harry Grant, Butler RD4 Mrs. Dorothy Homison, Slippery Rock RD 4 Mrs. Frances Bruno, 201 Wallula Butler Mrs. Elizabeth Martarelli, Boyers RD 1 Mrs. Ruth Longstreth, 49 Delmer Drive, Greenville Mark Cunningham, 320 Woodland Ave.

Robert Early Hilliards RD 1 Mrs. Elsie Fahrner, Jackson Center John Libecco, Bruin Mrs. Dorothy Brake, Slippery Rock RD 2 Discharged Mrs. Sara Brewster, West Sunbury RD 1 Mrs. Darlene Dunkerley, Butler RD 7 Donald Grossman, Harrisville James Kelly, Boyers RD1 Mrs.

Anna McBreen, 578 Main Harmony Miss Sylvia Neeley, Portersville RD 1 Miss Sylvia Neeley, uandng Mrs. Margaret Painter, Fredonia RD 2 Mrs. Margaret Philson, Mercer RD 4 Birth A daughter was born this morning to Mr. nd Mrs. Clarence Wallace of Slippery Rock RD 4.

Cart Service Volunteers for the cart service at the Bashline Memorial Hospital for the week beginning July 31 are: Monday Misses Betty Jo McClimans and Susan Robinson. Tuesday, Mrs. Don Enderle. Wednesday Mrs. Don Beightol, Mrs.

George Cook. Thursday Mrs. L. A. McClimans, Mrs.

J. L. Johnston. Friday Mrs. Henry Lenkner, Saturday Mrs.

Fred Simmons. Mercer Co. Court Data Real Estate Transfers The Savings and Trust Indiana, to Jacob B. Goldberg Sharon. 5.329 acres in Farrell.

Carl A. Marks and wife, Farrell, to Edward' M. Maykowski and wife, Farrell. Property on Frederick Farrell. Robert H.

Black, Pittsburgh, to Don ald L. Cole and wife, Sharpsville. Property in Highland Park Allotment, Hickory. Addison B. Snyder wife, Lackawannock, to Elmer W.

Carl and wife, Bentleyville RD 1. Property on Charleston-Greenfield Lackawannock. Harry M. Moberg and wife, Mercer, to Raymond U. Habbyshaw and wife, Mercer.

Property on Greenville Mercer. Harriet K. Swank, Jackson Center, to Walter O. Reeher and wife, Mercer RD 5. Property in Jackson Center.

Steve T. Samball and wife, Hickory, to Anthony John Rivetti Jr. and wife, Hickory. Property in Samball plan of lots, section Hickory. Clarence M.

Richey and wife, Hempfield, to Northwest Associates, Greenville. Property on Leech Hempfield. Business Consultants, Pompano Beach, to Robert P. Drumm and wife, Wilmington. Property in Wilming.

ton. Andrew Wilson Jr. and wife, Sharon, to Richard T. Albrecht and wife, Sharon. Property on Glenwood Alexander wife, Sharonnd Shenango, to John W.

Tate and wife, Shenango. Property in Shenango. Michael R. Simon and wife, Farrell, to Louis Mercurio and wife, Sharon. Property on Eighth Sharpsville, Eccles, Todarello Wedding Held Saturday, July 22 GROVE CITY Miss Jane Ellen Eccles, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William E. Eccles, Grove City RD 2, and Thomas Paul Todarello, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Todarello, Riverside Grove City, were united in marriage at 2:30 p.m, Saturday, July 22, at the East Main United Presbyterian Church.

Dr. Gordon E. Boak, pastor, officiated at the ceremony, and David McClelland, church organist, provided traditional nuptial selections. The bride, escorted by her father, wore a floor-length gown of white linen, styled with Empire waistline, elbow-length sleeves and featuring a scoop neckline. Lace motifs enhanced the inverted pleat of the skirt and chapel train.

Her veil of illusion was secured by a circlet of linen and lace. She carried a cascading arrangement of Phaelenopsis orchids and stephanotis. Short white gloves. the traditional blue garter, and sixpence in her shoe completed her attire. Mrs.

Joel Montgomery, the bride's sister, was her matron of honor wearing a floor-length dress of aqua linen, styled with brief sleeves edged in pale pink and white lace. A garland of baby mums tinted aqua formed her headpiece and she carried a bouquet of the tinted mums mingled with stephanotis. Mrs. Thomas Guido, friend of the bride, was bridesmaid. Her ensemble was identical to that of the matron of honor.

Jennifer Montgomery, the bride's niece, was the flower girl. She was dressed in aqua dotted swiss with headpiece and bouquet matching those of the other attendants. James M. Ziccardi, Canton, Ohio, served as best man. Ushering were Louis Rossi, Joel Montgomery and Alvin Rodgers.

Following the ceremony, a reception for 80 guests was held at the Penn Grove Hotel. The bridal table, decorated in aqua and white, featured a three-tier wedding cake topped with a nosegay of and also wreathed in blooms." The serving table was centered with a floral centerpiece of tinted pompons. Mrs. James Ziccardi and Mrs. Alvi Rodgers presided at the punch bowl.

The couple left for a post nuptial trip to New York. The bride donned a brown sleeveless linen sheath complimented with a voil coat. She wore a white corsage. Mr. and Mrs.

Todarello are at home to their friends on S. Center St. Marriage Plans Are Announced By Lana Deniker GROVE CITY Announcement has been made of the forthcoming marriage of Miss Lana Deniker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Deniker, Grove City RD 3, to Wayne Patterson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. R. Patterson, Grove City RD 2. The custom of open Church will be observed for the wedding at 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, Aug. 5, in the First Baptist Church. The Masonic Hall, W. Main is the setting for the open reception immediately following the ceremony. Miss Deniker was graduated from Grove City High School and is employed as receptionist at Bashline Memorial Hospital.

The prospective bridegroom, a graduate of Grove City High School in 1964, is employed by Allied Newspapers. Rainbow Chapter Planning Event GROVE CITY Grove City Chapter Rainbow for Girls will sponsor a style show and card party at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 8, at the Masonic Hall, W. Main St.

The public is invited to attend. VFW Auxiliary To Meet Tuesday GROVE CITY The Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 519 will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 1, at the Post Home on W. Main St.

for the regular monthly meeting. Bible Class Sets Meeting in Home GROVE CITY The Aokuja Bible Class of the Broad Street United Presbyterian Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Roberta McCommons, 626 S. Center at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Aug.

2, for the annual picnic. Members are asked to take tureen and table service. PARIS, FRANCE-Patou created The cap is done in purple and sapphire striped bowknot which Volunteers At Library 10 a.m. to noon Monday Mrs. Leon Rayl.

Tuesday Miss M. McShane. Wednesday Miss S. Thompson. Thursday Mrs.

Pat De Marco. Friday Mrs. T. Husband. Saturday Mrs.

R. Shirley 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Monday Miss B. Townley.

Tuesday Miss C. Haynes. Wednesday- Mrs. A. Rickard.

Thursday Miss S. Smith. Friday Mrs. T. McCoy.

7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday Mrs. P. Farrone.

No Service Set At Local Church GROVE CITY There is no church service or Sunday school scheduled Sunday at the Center United Presbyterian Churches. Members of the congregation will have travel time to visit other churches in the community. Guest Speaker Is Announced GROVE CITY The guest speaker at the 11 a.m. service Sunday at the Broad Street United Presbyterian Church will be Richard W. McElroy, elementary principal of the Grove City area schools.

His subject will be "Now What?" WCTU Convention Planned for Aug. 3 GROVE CITY The 93rd annual convention of the Mercer County WCTU will be held on Thursday, Aug. 3, in Faith United Presbyterian Church, Route 18, near Clark. Mrs. E.

L. Mason, Grove City, state president, will preside during the election of officers. The state loyal temperance secretary, Mrs. Fred Minshull, Mercer, and Mercer County youth temperance secretary, Mrs. Thomas Scriven, Greenville, will present highlights of their departments.

Corporal George Babics, youth aid officer of the Mercer substation, Pennsylvania State Police, will present a film and program on youth at 2 p. m. Mrs. Marc McCulloch will present special music. Style Show Set By Rainbow Girls GROVE CITY The local Rainbow Girls will sponsor a style show and card party at 7 p.m.

Tuesday, Aug. 8, at the Masonic Hall on W. Main St. this glamorized version of a jockey white striped velour felt. Boucheron secures chin strap.

The Washington Merry Go-Round (Continued from Page Four) of the Civil Rights Commission, Damon Keith, a Negro who is expected to become a federal judge, phoned the news media asking them not to publicize the riots; to give Negro leaders time to get things under control. Congressman John Conyers, a Negro, invaded the 12th Street area to urge his fellow Negroes to keep the peace. Conyers was knocked off the top of his car. Meanwhile the police stood by, still under orders not to shoot. All over town this word spread like wildfire.

It was a free license to loot. Black and white citizens alike took advantage of that license. Out of one store ten Negroes carried a safe. A policeman looked the other way. Through Sunday the looting continued.

Food, appliances, furs, clothing, firearms, all were carried away by the armful or the truckload. Drug stores and liquor stores were broken open. Looters got drunk on gin and hopped up on drugs. Finally, late Sunday evening, the National Guard was ordered in, But there was another delay of three hours. Meanwhile the looting continued, And during Sunday night it spread to the East Side, and a day later to Pontiac and surrounding cities.

Like a prairie fire it spread. One committee representing 191 grocers told their story. All white, they had been wiped out. They had not been able to get insurance in that part of town. One man told how he had worked seven days a week for 24 years, saved up $28,000.

Now all was gone, There was a total of 714 reported fires. Early Monday morning a woman called the fire dep a rtment, beseeching them to come to her home. She said it was on fire. The department responded to her entreaties. The fire engines ran a deadly crossfire of shooting.

It was a trap. The firemen had to abandon two of their trucks. Police Commissioner Ray Girardin had organized crack emergency police squads to cope with the riots in different sections of Detroit. They remained immobile, not called upon to operate. The reasons for the razing of some parts of America's fifth biggest city can be summarized as follows: 1.

The criminal element in Detroit was unruly even before riots started. They started the trouble. After that, looting by all elements got out of hand. 2. The Detroit police were ordered not to fire on looters.

3. The Stokely Carmichaels, Floyd McKissicks, Brett Browns and other extremists among Negro leaders had been given so much publicity on television and elsewhere that too many Negroes believed their creed that the Negro had a right to cap with elongated visor. contributed the diamond and Train Hits Auto, Two Sisters Killed WILLOW GROVE, Pa. (UPI) A Reading Railroad passenger train slammed broadside into an auto at a grade crossing here late Thursday, killing a teenage girl and her younger sister. Joann Barton, 17, Philadelphia, was trapped for nearly an hour in the wreckage after her convertible was dragged 300 feet by the two-car train.

Barbara Barton, 7, was dead on arrival at Abington Memorial Hospital. The train derailed and struck a high-tension tower, daamging the engineer's cab and tearing down power lines. Public Notices ESTATE NOTICE IN RE: Estate of Fred E. Corbett late of the Borough of Emlenton, Venango County, Pennsylvania, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Letters Testamentary upon the estate of the above named decedent have been granted to the undersigned by the Register of Wills of Venango County, Pennsylvania.

All person indebted to said estate are requested to make payment and those having claims or demands them against without said estate to present delay to: Floyd L. Corbett Executor 19 West Park Place Corry, Pennsylvania William A. Peiffer, Attorney 216 North Center Street Corry, Pennsylvania LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Letters of Administration on the Estate of Donald E. Brock, deceased, late of Oil City, Venango County, have been granted to Lois I. Brock.

All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment 'demands those having claims or are requested to present them duly authenticated, without delay, to Lois I. Brock, Box 73, Cochranton, Administratrix, or Dale and Woodard, Attorneys, 1030 Liberty Street, Franklin, Pa. NH REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS The City of Franklin, hereinafter designated the City, requests, and until August 7, 1967, at 5:00 E.D.S.T., will receive at p. the office of the City Clerk, City Building, 13th and Buffalo Streets, Franklin, sealed proposals to furnish all of the labor, equipment facilities material and supervision to supply and install traffic signal equipment in accordance with plans and specifications, a copy of which may be obtained from the office of the City Clerk. Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified good a faith check drawn upon a bank authorized to do business in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in an amount of of the bid, or a bond in said amount with corporate surety, as provided by law.

All proposals shall be enveloped, sealed and addressed to City of Franklin and endorsed "Sealed Bids- -Traffic Proposals shall be opened at the regular meeting of City Council on August 7, 1967, at 7:30 o'clock p. E.D.S.T.; and the City reserves the unqualified right to waive irregularities in the form of a proposal to reject any and all proposals. City of Franklin NH.